Do you love Chrome, but miss having live RSS feeds in your bookmark toolbar and menus?
Foxish brings this famous Firefox feature to Chrome, and it’s only a click away.
Firefox has, for ages, offered built-in support for RSS feeds.
So it was strange whenGoogle Chromelaunched and they didn’t include this feature.
Four years later and this hasn’t changed.
Do you agree with them?
If so, then you’re in luck!
Adding RSS Feeds To Chrome’s Bookmarks Toolbar
Go ahead andinstall Foxish for Google Chrome.
Oh well, it’s a minor complaint.
hit the superfluously foxy icon to add the RSS feed of the site you’re visiting as a bookmark.
Note that this will also come up should you manually open any RSS feed.
Want to change a few things?
Delete a feed here and it might not disappear from your menu.
It also won’t update anymore, so you might as well delete it.
Take note - moving a folder in Chrome’s bookmark controls alone might break the feed.
Be sure to head to this menu should you move a folder.
It’s always nice to have another option.
Conclusion
On one hand, I understand why Chrome doesn’t offer RSS integration.
Are bookmark folders the best place to get updates from your favorite websites?
Sometimes it’s nice, however, to see headlines at a glance.
That’s where Firefox’s RSS feature was great, so it’s nice having this feature in Chrome.
